So said the foreign minister of Paraguay, which occupies the rotating presidency of the South American bloc. A communiqué was signed promising to speed up negotiations for the free trade agreement.
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The organisation is going to promote the city as an international business centre. Located along the Red Sea coast, Jeddah is the foremost Saudi economic hub. The trip will take place in May.
Company Tráfit, owned by businessman Mário Eugênio, from Bahia, is seeking the most adequate city for establishing a traffic signal assembly line. Besides Doha, he will go to Dubai and Riyadh.
Final communiqué of the South America-Arab Countries Business Forum advises governments in the two regions to avoid protectionist measures and increase access to markets in their countries.
In a statement to be disclosed during the 2nd Aspa, heads of state of both blocs said they are available to unbar negotiations and demand from negotiators ‘creative solutions’ to the impasse.
The secretary general of the League of Arab States told ANBA he hopes for bilateral trade between Brazil and the Arab countries to expand by 100% in coming years, as was the case after the first Aspa.
Participants of the South America-Arab Countries Business Forum, in Doha, defended the expansion of economic and trade relations as ways for both regions to face the international crisis.
The president of Brazil should point out the advances in recent years during the 2nd Summit of South American-Arab Countries (Aspa), to take place next week, in Doha, Qatar.
They are going to participate in the business forum to take place before the Summit of South American-Arab Countries, in Doha, next week. Uruguay is an exporter of services and agribusiness products.
A government team has travelled to the Arab world prior to the Summit of Arab-South American Countries, due next week in Doha, in order to discuss the matter. Chile wants more trade with the region.
The country is going to take eight private sector representatives to the Aspa entrepreneurial forum, due next week in Qatar. The businessmen want to sell more to the Arabs and diversify their markets.
Businessmen from the country hope for talks for lower import and export fees during the meeting of heads of state of Arab and South American countries, to take place late this month, in Qatar.
Countries from the two regions call for ‘broad and integral’ change in the organisation, so it may start reflecting the current geopolitics, according to the draft declaration of the 2nd Aspa Summit.
The minutes of the declaration of the 2nd Summit of Arab-South American Countries forecasts joint initiatives in areas like oil, gas, renewable energies and development in low-cost technologies.
